Welcome to the Wiki for Final Projects (Eng290: Intro to Folklore)!
I will set up six individual pages, one for each project. I will also post requirements for each project. It is up to you to do the rest. Your page will be found on the left margin. Click on the appropriate page to go to begin your assignment. I recommend you explore the options in the toolbar above (once you sign in and hit "Edit" to the upper right) to help "design" your own pages. If you panic, you can always hit the Ctrl and z keys simultaneously to "undo" and action. Note: you can imbed images, video, tables, and links to make your page more useful (a good way to incorporate fieldwork documentation!).
UPDATE:
I posted brief comments under the "Discussion" tab on each project page. If you would like more feedback and the grade awarded, please email me (I didn't post that material for the sake of privacy).
Thank you all for working on this wiki--I realize that there were some problems, but I like to think it was a good experience for everyone. I hope you all enjoyed the class and learned a little something that you never considered before. Folklore tends to open our eyes and makes us think about things (and people) a little differently. It's always nice to shake up persepctive every so often!
Have a great summer--and think about July 4th as a festival this year!
Welcome to the Wiki for Final Projects (Eng290: Intro to Folklore)!
I will set up six individual pages, one for each project. I will also post requirements for each project. It is up to you to do the rest. Your page will be found on the left margin. Click on the appropriate page to go to begin your assignment. I recommend you explore the options in the toolbar above (once you sign in and hit "Edit" to the upper right) to help "design" your own pages. If you panic, you can always hit the Ctrl and z keys simultaneously to "undo" and action. Note: you can imbed images, video, tables, and links to make your page more useful (a good way to incorporate fieldwork documentation!).UPDATE:
I posted brief comments under the "Discussion" tab on each project page. If you would like more feedback and the grade awarded, please email me (I didn't post that material for the sake of privacy).Thank you all for working on this wiki--I realize that there were some problems, but I like to think it was a good experience for everyone. I hope you all enjoyed the class and learned a little something that you never considered before. Folklore tends to open our eyes and makes us think about things (and people) a little differently. It's always nice to shake up persepctive every so often!
Have a great summer--and think about July 4th as a festival this year!
-Dr. Reitter